Fragmented narrative on wartime cotton markets and policy debates
The text presents a sprawling, fragmented account of cotton economics during wartime, detailing price supports, market quotations, and federal roles. It references Governor Comer, futures and spot markets, and concerns over low grade cotton surpluses, with discussions of industrial demand and farm welfare. The piece also weaves in editorial commentary and scattered quotes about market manipulation and policy stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardai Craic Trez
Yan BernToony
Gebenéel
Charlene
ATP
Henig
Huties Paveliie
Pau Benistrents
Igs
War Industries
Lone
Rajestewne
Baruch
SceromAy Trouston
Detrei Ven
Ayyrugh
Phen
Atfon
Hun
Elise
Cadlon
Iastiidr
Horlstua
Penadia
Hasti
Paris
Anthea
Arbrzoelous
Gasener Crimer
New York Journal of Com- Mette
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Phils Department
New York
New Orleans
Spet
Department of Agriquiture
Comer
Ord
Hottthane
Witad
Savannah
Galveston
Augusti Hanston
Montgoamery
Lithe Roel Nortolle
Dallas
Memphis
Vury Solleious
Cetinn
St Than Meyvely
Dhe Futuinn
Liberty
Middiewen
Fragmentary future reflection on war era wives memories
A fragmented quote envisions a future worth enjoying with wives and wiseacres recalling past hardships. The speaker asks about the time and recalls bread and mothers during war, hinting at nostalgia and collective memory.
A Two Step Talk Sparks Wedding Mix Up
A garbled dialogue from a social column hints at a misstep in a wedding register. The fragment suggests playful humor about relationships and decorum as guests react to a mistaken pairing.
Fragmented OCR Tale From The Front Lines
A vivid wartime scene details a wounded man found in mud with blood and debris on his body while a doctor questions him. The narrator notes a stretcher bearer and soldiers around, as the injured man recalls a rough shave despite his injuries. The text reflects chaotic battlefield conditions and blunt, graphic description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Chad
Milk from trees and a mice trap tale
The story describes unusual tree milks from species in the West Indies and Pacific Islands, noting juices that resemble milk and jelly. It then shifts to a novelty in rodent control, detailing a music box mousetrap designed to entice mice to escape, a departure from traditional bait methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Gow
Fragmented note on sunshine and health effects
Fragmented text discusses sunshine and health in a vague way. It mentions lack of sun affecting health and references hospitals and pavillons in a vague context. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or concrete events are identifiable from the readable portion.
Wall Spaces Embrace Art and Law in Rooms
A fragmented passage notes growing appreciation for wall spaces and the placement of pictures over lawful and fitted furnishings. It mentions wall panels and the influence of design on rooms, referencing a figure named Dutt and ideas about empty spaces in interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwell
Dutt
Happenings of the week in Wisconsin
Wisconsin items report price fixing on binding twine by the federal government for next year, with state prison deliveries and farmer savings cited. Fires in Racine destroy Matboom Motor works. Milwaukee figures note deaths and elected officials. various towns report war era indictions, retirements, and local celebrations related to World War I, plus local accidents, divorces, and civic plans.
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Madison
State Board of Central
Climax
Wisconsin
Sad Case of Troubled Marriage and Fearful Threats
Fragmented dialogue shows a troubled husband and wife arguing about fears and separation. The text hints at panic and distress as the man expresses worry over his partner and a conflicted relationship, with unclear references to women, threats, and personal turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
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Wl Sl
Aghomlimte
Yin
Nero
Baddlin
Sey
Ina Pyeng
Pauly
Hutt
Poco & Teve
Sinssenadenton
Camange Islands
People's Home Journal
Milwaukee
Charles E. Estabrook
Gay
Rusk
Mantowoc
Aimes
Manitowoc County
Milwaukee County Park Commission
Gen
Estabrook
Platteville
Platteville Academy
Platteville Normal School
Tanesville
Wisconsin Walionel Guards
France
Mille Igs
Army of Occupation
Janesville
Rook County
Preerick J Jackson
Turner
University of Wisconsis
Charles R. van Hise
la Crosse
Victor L. Berger
Cologressman
Louis A. Arnold
United States Grand Jury
Uard
Mr Berger
Chicago
Racine
Harry Harvey
Ambulance Corps
Quartermaster’s Department
Kenosha
Oliver Thomas
Oliver
Aer
Menasha
Trin
Uncle Sam
Oshkosh
Kansas
Winnebago County
T. J. Jeffords
Katy” Railway
D. L. Harcourt
Mr. Dyer
Beloit
Barnie Osgood
Hugo Klemm
Congress
War Labor Board
Rhinelander
Queida
William J. KeNey
Bright
Industrial Commission
Rudulph Galke
Yenter Carpanma Lion
Jones
Mie
Burke
Rmy Signal Corps
L. J. Cole
University of Wisconsin
War Department
Sheboysan
James H. Mead
Uining
Brue
All Allice
Nel Abraham
Beth- Jehem Norwegian Lutheran Church
Lave If
Laeut
Howard M. Morritegy
Fresivsha
Western Front
Maronette University
Eau Claire
James A. Smith
Te ix
Appleton
Peer Miller
William Ecke
Joan
Edward Yuuns
Joe Fraser
Willam
Joseph
John Smith
John
Frank
Anton Schuh
Sant
Merriette
Joseph Bepnice
Bernice Michelson
Gre
Stoughton
Yee York
M. A. Cunningham
of Fielders
Portage
Robert Whittlaw
Madisan
Adil
Orlando Holway
Wisconsin National Guard
Te National Guard
Bol
Aera
Chippewa Falls
John Mr Beexer
Green County Probate Court
Federal District. Lrt
F Federal Court
Lica
Piaiss
Swift & Company
Swit & Company
U. S A
Sheppiel
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
U. S
Ottawa
Geo. A. Hall
Second St
Wis
C. A. Laurier
Marquette
Mich
Kilmer
Dioceses
Marion
Dr. Dimer & Co
Binghamton, N
Chile
Aires
Marine
RPO
Tory Rees
Keeney & Prenci Solicitors
Arthur
Moreell
Majestic Bldg
Forest Home Ave
DRIES
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